Which Of The Following Methods Of Expressing Concentration Are Independent Of Temperature?

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Question

Which of the following methods of expressing concentration are independent of temperature?

Solution

Correct option is

Molality and Mole fraction

Molality and mole fraction involve only masses of the solute and solvent and no volumes, hence they are independent of temperature.

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